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EFT, otherwise known as 'tapping', involves tapping with your fingertips on acupuncture points on your body. These acupuncture points are usually referred to as acupoints. Research has shown that pressure on acupoints, or acupressure, can be as effective as acupuncture itself (Cherkin, Sherman, & Avins, 2009). Energy flows through our body through pathways called meridians. Disease can be caused by a blockage or interruption of that flow, and acupuncture or acupressure can be used to remove those blockages.
As EFT continues to grow and evolve, thousands of people are using it across the globe. Clinical EFT is now an accepted practice among psychologists, and it has become part of the mainstream due to the high level of evidence-based research performed on the benefits of practice. |
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This technique can help if you:
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Benefits
Suffering is part of the human condition. While some suffering is unavoidable, much of the suffering we subdue ourselves to is avoidable.
This technique helps provide us with 'emotional freedom' helping is release the crippling thoughts and beliefs that keep us locked in our emotional trauma. EFT can be used in all areas of life and has been used by psychologists and counsellors over the past 30 years to help shift: These sessions can help you release:
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In-person sessions held in Mermaid Waters on the Gold Coast, Australia
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